Bad_Service
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I have / Had hosting with a company for 3 years. Recently they changed there server ( where they store my sites / files) Since then the performance of my domains etc went down.
Every day I had sites crashing and not being able to be seen on the internet.
Every day I had to ask them to sort it out. I even asked why and most of the time they would say,"we have fixed this problem, please try again "
Eventually the whole system crashed and they had to spend a few hour rebuilding the system manually.
They assured me before hand that they would back everything up so when they restored it I would have my sites back in tack.
With out a word from them they restored files from 4 months ago. I contacted then and they said they would have to pass it onto their Data Center.
I had to wait for 3 days till someone decided they would answer my ticket and said they didn't have a backup that was newer than that.
I accepted that and when they put it all back up I spend then next few days (long hours) rebuilding my sites to what I had...
Then more crashes and slowness of loading, parts I couldn't get into till they fixed it yet again.
Eventually I told then that I wanted to cancel with them and asked for a refund.
They said the would "credit" my account and put it towards the next invoice.
I don't want a credit towards my next invoice and there will be no more of me using SLHost as a hosting company.
I have since moved all my sites to a new hosting service.
I have copies of all the tickets I sent and all their replies.
I have searched the forums and I am not the only one this has happened too.
it appears that there are a lot of people now facing problems with this company.
in their terms of service (slhost dot com / legal dot html) they say they Slhost offers a 99.9% network uptime Service Level Agreement
No way was my system up 99% of the time..
If it wasnt for me checking every site often my sites could have been down for a lot longer.
What I am asking is do I have any legal comeback to get them to pay me my money back for un-used hosting ( 8 months worth), and not just give me a credit...
Thanks in advance
Every day I had sites crashing and not being able to be seen on the internet.
Every day I had to ask them to sort it out. I even asked why and most of the time they would say,"we have fixed this problem, please try again "
Eventually the whole system crashed and they had to spend a few hour rebuilding the system manually.
They assured me before hand that they would back everything up so when they restored it I would have my sites back in tack.
With out a word from them they restored files from 4 months ago. I contacted then and they said they would have to pass it onto their Data Center.
I had to wait for 3 days till someone decided they would answer my ticket and said they didn't have a backup that was newer than that.
I accepted that and when they put it all back up I spend then next few days (long hours) rebuilding my sites to what I had...
Then more crashes and slowness of loading, parts I couldn't get into till they fixed it yet again.
Eventually I told then that I wanted to cancel with them and asked for a refund.
They said the would "credit" my account and put it towards the next invoice.
I don't want a credit towards my next invoice and there will be no more of me using SLHost as a hosting company.
I have since moved all my sites to a new hosting service.
I have copies of all the tickets I sent and all their replies.
I have searched the forums and I am not the only one this has happened too.
it appears that there are a lot of people now facing problems with this company.
in their terms of service (slhost dot com / legal dot html) they say they Slhost offers a 99.9% network uptime Service Level Agreement
No way was my system up 99% of the time..
If it wasnt for me checking every site often my sites could have been down for a lot longer.
What I am asking is do I have any legal comeback to get them to pay me my money back for un-used hosting ( 8 months worth), and not just give me a credit...
Thanks in advance